Wheel burr removing device

ABSTRACT

The application discloses a wheel burr removing device, which includes a lower brush system, a synchronous clamping and rotating system, an upper brush system and the like. The device may be used for removing burrs from a riser, an upper flange, a center hole and a flange plate edge of a wheel, and has the characteristics of high automation degree, advanced process, strong universality and high safety and stability at the same time.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201711394349.8 filed on Dec. 21, 2017, which is hereby incorporated byreference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to a burr removing device, andspecifically, to a wheel burr removing device.

BACKGROUND ART

In the machining process of an aluminum alloy wheel, cut edges are oftenproduced at a riser, an upper flange, a center hole and a flange plateedge of the wheel due to the technical restrict, burrs are formed atthese parts in the presence of the cut edges, and if the burrs are notremoved in time, the subsequent coating effect will be seriouslyaffected.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The aim of the present application is to provide a wheel burr removingdevice, which may be used for removing burrs from a riser, an upperflange, a center hole and a flange plate edge of a wheel.

In order to fulfill the above aim, the technical solution of the presentapplication is: a wheel burr removing device, includes a frame, guideposts I, guide sleeves I, a cylinder I, a lower fixed plate, a rotaryjoint, a spline shaft, a belt pulley I, a synchronous belt I, a beltpulley II, a shaft I, a bearing seat I, a spline sleeve, a bearing seatII, a bearing seat III, a shaft II, a gear ring, a gear I, a brush head,a brush disc, an upper fixed plate, a gear II, racks, guide rails I, aleft sliding plate, left shafts, left bearing seats, V-shaped rollers, abelt pulley III, a swing arm, a brush belt, a fixed support, a beltpulley IV, a shaft III, a bearing seat IV, a sliding support, a servomotor I, a guide rail II, an upper lifting plate, guide posts II, guidesleeves II, cylinders II, a cylinder II, a belt pulley V, right shafts,right bearing seats, a right sliding plate, a servo motor II, a cylinderIV, a lower lifting plate, a belt pulley VI, a synchronous belt II, abelt pulley VII, a servo motor III, cylinders V, a turnover shaft, aservo motor IV, a servo motor V and the like.

A lower brush system includes: the four guide sleeves I are fixed on thelower fixed plate, and the guide posts I matched with the guide sleevesI are fixed below the lower lifting plate; the two cylinders V are alsofixed below the lower fixed plate, and the output ends of the twocylinders V are articulated with the lower part of the lower liftingplate; the bearing seat II is fixed above the lower lifting plate andarranged in the middle; the spline sleeve is mounted inside the bearingseat II via a bearing; the spline shaft is matched with the inner wallof the spline sleeve; the brush head is fixed at the upper end of thespline shaft, and the lower end of the spline shaft is connected withthe upper end of the rotary joint; the cylinder I is fixed below thelower lifting plate via a transition flange, and the output end of thecylinder I is connected with the lower part of the rotary joint; boththe belt pulley I and the belt pulley VI are fixed below the splinesleeve, and the belt pulley I is arranged below the belt pulley VI; thebearing seat I is fixed above the lower lifting plate, and is concentricwith the bearing seat II; the shaft II is mounted outside the bearingseat III via bearings; the gear ring is fixed outside the shaft II; thebrush disc is fixed at the top of the shaft II; the bearing seat I isfixed on the lower lifting plate, and arranged on the left side of theshaft II; the shaft I is mounted inside the bearing seat I via bearings;the gear I is fixed at the top of the shaft I, and engaged with the gearring; the belt pulley II is fixed below the shaft I; the belt pulley Iis connected with the belt pulley II via the synchronous belt I; theservo motor II is fixed on the right side of the lower part of the lowerlifting plate via a transition flange, and the belt pulley VII is fixedat the output end of the servo motor III; and the belt pulley VI isconnected with the belt pulley VII via the synchronous belt II.

A synchronous clamping and rotating system includes: the gear II isfixed above the upper fixed plate; the left sliding plate is mountedabove the upper fixed plate via a guide rail I; the two left bearingseats are fixed above the left sliding plate; the two left shafts aremounted inside the left bearing seats via bearings; two V-shaped rollersare respectively fixed above the two left shafts; the right slidingplate is mounted above the upper fixed plate via a guide rail I; the tworight bearing seats are fixed above the right sliding plate; the tworight shafts are mounted inside the right bearing seats via bearings;two V-shaped rollers are respectively fixed above the two right shafts;racks are respectively fixed below the left sliding plate and the rightsliding plate, and simultaneously engaged with the gear II; the servomotor II is fixed below the right sliding plate, and the output end ofthe servo motor II is connected with one right shaft; the cylinder IV isfixed on the right side of the frame, and the output end of the cylinderIV is connected with the right sliding plate.

An upper brush system includes: the belt pulley IV and the belt pulley Vare mounted above the fixed support via pin rolls; the upper part of theswing arm is mounted on the fixed support via the turnover shaft; theservo motor IV is fixed on the lateral surface of the fixed support, andthe output end of the servo motor IV is connected with one side of theturnover shaft; the belt pulley III is mounted below the swing arm; theservo motor V is fixed on the lateral surface of the fixed support, andthe output end of the servo motor V is connected with the belt pulley V;the belt pulley IV, the belt pulley V and the belt pulley III areconnected by the brush belt; the bearing seat IV is fixed below a bottomplate of the sliding support; the shaft III is mounted inside thebearing seat IV via bearings, and the fixed support is fixed below theshaft II; the servo motor I is fixed above a bottom plate of the slidingsupport, and the output end of the servo motor I is connected with thetop of the shaft III; the top of the sliding support is mounted belowthe upper lifting plate via the guide rail II; the cylinder III is fixedon the right side of the lower part of the upper lifting plate, and theoutput end of the cylinder III is connected with the sliding support;the four guide posts II are fixed above the upper lifting plate, and thefour guide sleeves II matched with the guide posts II are fixed at thetop of the frame; the two cylinders II are also fixed at the top of theframe, and the output ends of the two cylinders II are articulated withthe upper part of the upper lifting plate.

In the working process, the cylinder IV drives the four V-shaped rollersvia the gear I, the racks and the guide rails I to synchronously clamp awheel, and the servo motor II drives the wheel via the right shafts torotate; the cylinder I drives the belt pulley III via the guide rail IIto be located above a riser of the wheel, and the servo motor V drivesthe brush belt to rotate; meanwhile, the servo motor I drives the brushbelt via the shaft III to rotate circumferentially; the cylinders IIdrive the belt pulley I via the guide posts II to descend, and when thebelt pulley III contacts the riser of the wheel, burrs thereon may beremoved; the angles of the swing arm and the belt pulley III areadjusted via the servo motor IV, and burrs may be removed from an upperflange; the servo motor III drives the spline shaft, the spline sleeveand the belt pulley I via the synchronous belt II to rotate so as todrive the brush head to rotate, and ascending and descending of thebrush head may be realized via the cylinder I; the gear I may be drivenby the synchronous belt I and the belt pulley II to rotate, and isengaged with the gear ring to drive the shaft II and the brush disc torotate; the lifting motion of the brush disc may be realized by means ofthe cylinders V via the guide posts I, and when the brush disc contactsthe edge of a flange plate of the wheel, burrs thereon may be removed.

The present application may be used for removing burrs from a riser, anupper flange, a center hole and a flange plate edge of a wheel, and hasthe characteristics of high automation degree, advanced process, stronguniversality and high safety and stability at the same time.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a front view of a wheel burr removing device of the presentapplication.

FIG. 2 is a left view of the wheel burr removing device of the presentapplication.

FIG. 3 is a front view when the wheel burr removing device of thepresent application removes burrs from an upper flange.

In which, 1—frame, 2—guide post I, 3—guide sleeve I, 4—cylinder I,5—lower fixed plate, 6—rotary joint, 7—spline shaft, 8—belt pulley I,9—synchronous belt I, 10—belt pulley II, 11—shaft I, 12—bearing seat I,13—spline sleeve, 14—bearing seat II, 15—bearing seat II, 16—shaft II,17—gear ring, 18—gear I, 19—brush head, 20—brush disc, 21—upper fixedplate, 22—gear II, 23—rack, 24—guide rail I, 25—left sliding plate,26—left shaft, 27—left bearing seat, 28—V—shaped roller, 29—belt pulleyIII, 30—swing arm, 31—brush belt, 32—fixed support, 33—belt pulley IV,34—shaft III, 35—bearing seat IV, 36—sliding support, 37—servo motor I,38—guide rail II, 39—upper lifting plate, 40—guide post II, 41—guidesleeve II, 42—cylinder II, 43—cylinder III, 44—belt pulley V, 45—rightshaft, 46—right bearing seat, 47—right sliding plate, 48—servo motor II,49—cylinder IV, 50—lower lifting plate, 51—belt pulley VI,52—synchronous belt II, 53—belt pulley VII, 54—servo motor III,55—cylinder V, 56—turnover shaft, 57—servo motor IV, 58—servo motor V.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Specific details and working conditions of a device provided by thepresent application will be described below in combination with theaccompanying drawings.

The device includes a frame 1, guide posts I 2, guide sleeves I 3, acylinder I 4, a lower fixed plate 5, a rotary joint 6, a spline shaft 7,a belt pulley I 8, a synchronous belt I 9, a belt pulley II 10, a shaftI 11, a bearing seat I 12, a spline sleeve 13, a bearing seat II 14, abearing seat III 15, a shaft II 16, a gear ring 17, a gear I 18, a brushhead 19, a brush disc 20, an upper fixed plate 21, a gear II 22, racks23, guide rails I 24, a left sliding plate 25, left shafts 26, leftbearing seats 27, V-shaped rollers 28, a belt pulley III 29, a swing arm30, a brush belt 31, a fixed support 32, a belt pulley IV 33, a shaftIII 34, a bearing seat IV 35, a sliding support 36, a servo motor I 37,a guide rail II 38, an upper lifting plate 39, guide posts II 40, guidesleeves II 41, cylinders II 42, a cylinder III 43, a belt pulley V 44,right shafts 45, right bearing seats 46, a right sliding plate 47, aservo motor II 48, a cylinder IV 49, a lower lifting plate 50, a beltpulley VI 51, a synchronous belt II 52, a belt pulley VII 53, a servomotor III 54, cylinders V 55, a turnover shaft 56, a servo motor IV 57,a servo motor V 58 and the like.

A lower brush system includes: the four guide sleeves I 3 are fixed onthe lower fixed plate 5, and the guide posts I 2 matched with the guidesleeves I 3 are fixed below the lower lifting plate 50; the twocylinders V 55 are also fixed below the lower fixed plate 5, and theoutput ends of the two cylinders V 55 are articulated with the lowerpart of the lower lifting plate 50; the bearing seat II 14 is fixedabove the lower lifting plate 50 and arranged in the middle; the splinesleeve 13 is mounted inside the bearing seat II 14 via a bearing; thespline shaft 7 is matched with the inner wall of the spline sleeve 13;the brush head 19 is fixed at the upper end of the spline shaft 7, andthe lower end of the spline shaft 7 is connected with the upper end ofthe rotary joint 6; the cylinder I 4 is fixed below the lower liftingplate 50 via a transition flange, and the output end of the cylinder I 4is connected with the lower part of the rotary joint 6; both the beltpulley I 8 and the belt pulley VI 51 are fixed below the spline sleeve13, and the belt pulley I 8 is arranged below the belt pulley VI 51; thebearing seat III 15 is fixed above the lower lifting plate 50, and isconcentric with the bearing seat II 14; the shaft II 16 is mountedoutside the bearing seat III 15 via bearings; the gear ring 17 is fixedoutside the shaft II 16; the brush disc 20 is fixed at the top of theshaft II 16; the bearing seat I 12 is fixed on the lower lifting plate50, and arranged on the left side of the shaft II 16; the shaft I 11 ismounted inside the bearing seat I 12 via bearings; the gear I 18 isfixed at the top of the shaft I 11, and engaged with the gear ring 17;the belt pulley II 10 is fixed below the shaft I 11; the belt pulley I 8is connected with the belt pulley II 10 via the synchronous belt I 9;the servo motor III 54 is fixed on the right side of the lower part ofthe lower lifting plate 50 via a transition flange, and the belt pulleyVII 53 is fixed at the output end of the servo motor III 54; and thebelt pulley VI 51 is connected with the belt pulley VII 53 via thesynchronous belt II 52.

A synchronous clamping and rotating system includes: the gear II 22 isfixed above the upper fixed plate 21; the left sliding plate 25 ismounted above the upper fixed plate 21 via a guide rail I 24; the twoleft bearing seats 27 are fixed above the left sliding plate 25; the twoleft shafts 26 are mounted inside the left bearing seats 27 viabearings; two V-shaped rollers 28 are respectively fixed above the twoleft shafts 26; the right sliding plate 47 is mounted above the upperfixed plate 21 via a guide rail I 24; the two right bearing seats 46 arefixed above the right sliding plate 47; the two right shafts 45 aremounted inside the right bearing seats 46 via bearings; two V-shapedrollers 28 are respectively fixed above the two right shafts 45; racks23 are respectively fixed below the left sliding plate 25 and the rightsliding plate 47, and simultaneously engaged with the gear II 22; theservo motor II 48 is fixed below the right sliding plate 47, and theoutput end of the servo motor II 48 is connected with one right shaft45; the cylinder IV 49 is fixed on the right side of the frame 1, andthe output end of the cylinder IV 49 is connected with the right slidingplate 47.

An upper brush system includes: the belt pulley IV 33 and the beltpulley V 44 are mounted above the fixed support 32 via pin rolls; theupper part of the swing arm 30 is mounted on the fixed support 32 viathe turnover shaft 56; the servo motor IV 57 is fixed on the lateralsurface of the fixed support 32, and the output end of the servo motorIV 57 is connected with one side of the turnover shaft 56; the beltpulley III 29 is mounted below the swing arm 30; the servo motor V 58 isfixed on the lateral surface of the fixed support 32, and the output endof the servo motor V 58 is connected with the belt pulley V 44; the beltpulley IV 33, the belt pulley V 44 and the belt pulley III 29 areconnected by the brush belt 31; the bearing seat IV 35 is fixed below abottom plate of the sliding support 36; the shaft III 34 is mountedinside the bearing seat IV 35 via bearings, and the fixed support 32 isfixed below the shaft III 34; the servo motor I 37 is fixed above abottom plate of the sliding support 36, and the output end of the servomotor I 37 is connected with the top of the shaft III 34; the top of thesliding support 36 is mounted below the upper lifting plate 39 via theguide rail II 38; the cylinder III 43 is fixed on the right side of thelower part of the upper lifting plate 39, and the output end of thecylinder III 43 is connected with the sliding support 36; the four guideposts II 40 are fixed above the upper lifting plate 39, and the fourguide sleeves II 41 matched with the guide posts II 40 are fixed at thetop of the frame 1; the two cylinders II 42 are also fixed at the top ofthe frame 1, and the output ends of the two cylinders II 42 arearticulated with the upper part of the upper lifting plate 39.

In the working process, the cylinder IV 49 drives the four V-shapedrollers 28 via the gear II 22, the racks 23 and the guide rails I 24 tosynchronously clamp a wheel, and the servo motor II 48 drives the wheelvia the right shafts 45 to rotate; the cylinder III 43 drives the beltpulley III 29 via the guide rail II 38 to be located above a riser ofthe wheel, and the servo motor V 58 drives the brush belt 31 to rotate;meanwhile, the servo motor I 37 drives the brush belt 31 via the shaftIII 34 to rotate circumferentially; the cylinders II 42 drive the beltpulley III 29 via the guide posts II 40 to descend, and when the beltpulley III 29 contacts the riser of the wheel, burrs thereon may beremoved; the angles of the swing arm 30 and the belt pulley III 29 areadjusted via the servo motor IV 57, and burrs may be removed from anupper flange; the servo motor III 54 drives the spline shaft 7, thespline sleeve 13 and the belt pulley I 8 via the synchronous belt II 52to rotate so as to drive the brush head 19 to rotate, and ascending anddescending of the brush head 19 may be realized via the cylinder I 4;the gear I 18 may be driven by the synchronous belt I 9 and the beltpulley II 10 to rotate, and is engaged with the gear ring 17 to drivethe shaft II 16 and the brush disc 20 to rotate; the lifting motion ofthe brush disc 20 may be realized by means of the cylinders V 55 via theguide posts I 2, and when the brush disc 20 contacts the edge of aflange plate of the wheel, burrs thereon may be removed.

The foregoing descriptions of specific exemplary embodiments of thepresent invention have been presented for purposes of illustration anddescription. They are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit theinvention to the precise forms disclosed, and obviously manymodifications and variations are possible in light of the aboveteachings. The exemplary embodiments were chosen and described in orderto explain certain principles of the invention and their practicalapplication, to thereby enable others skilled in the art to make andutilize various exemplary embodiments of the present invention, as wellas various alternatives and modifications thereof. It is intended thatthe scope of the invention be defined by the Claims appended hereto andtheir equivalents.

What is claimed is:
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A wheel burr removing device, comprising a frame,guide posts I, guide sleeves I, a cylinder I, a lower fixed plate, arotary joint, a spline shaft, a belt pulley I, a synchronous belt I, abelt pulley II, a shaft I, a bearing seat I, a spline sleeve, a bearingseat II, a bearing seat III, a shaft II, a gear ring, a gear I, a brushhead, a brush disc, an upper fixed plate, a gear II, racks, guide railsI, a left sliding plate, left shafts, left bearing seats, V-shapedrollers, a belt pulley III, a swing arm, a brush belt, a fixed support,a belt pulley IV, a shaft III, a bearing seat IV, a sliding support, aservo motor I, a guide rail II, an upper lifting plate, guide posts II,guide sleeves II, cylinders II, a cylinder III, a belt pulley V, rightshafts, right bearing seats, a right sliding plate, a servo motor II, acylinder IV, a lower lifting plate, a belt pulley VI, a synchronous beltII, a belt pulley VII, a servo motor III, cylinders V, a turnover shaft,a servo motor IV and a servo motor V, a lower brush system comprises:the four guide sleeves I are fixed on the lower fixed plate, and theguide posts I matched with the guide sleeves I are fixed below the lowerlifting plate; the two cylinders V are also fixed below the lower fixedplate, and output ends of the two cylinders V are articulated with thelower part of the lower lifting plate; the bearing seat II is fixedabove the lower lifting plate and arranged in the middle; the splinesleeve is mounted inside the bearing seat II via a bearing; the splineshaft is matched with the inner wall of the spline sleeve; the brushhead is fixed at the upper end of the spline shaft, and the lower end ofthe spline shaft is connected with the upper end of the rotary joint;the cylinder I is fixed below the lower lifting plate via a transitionflange, and an output end of the cylinder I is connected with the lowerpart of the rotary joint; both the belt pulley I and the belt pulley VIare fixed below the spline sleeve, and the belt pulley I is arrangedbelow the belt pulley VI; the bearing seat I is fixed above the lowerlifting plate, and is concentric with the bearing seat II; the shaft IIis mounted outside the bearing seat III via bearings; the gear ring isfixed outside the shaft II; the brush disc is fixed at the top of theshaft II; the bearing seat I is fixed on the lower lifting plate, andarranged on the left side of the shaft II; the shaft I is mounted insidethe bearing seat I via bearings; the gear I is fixed at the top of theshaft I, and engaged with the gear ring; the belt pulley II is fixedbelow the shaft I; the belt pulley I is connected with the belt pulleyII via the synchronous belt I; the servo motor III is fixed on the rightside of the lower part of the lower lifting plate via a transitionflange, and the belt pulley VII is fixed at an output end of the servomotor III; and the belt pulley VI is connected with the belt pulley VIIvia the synchronous belt II; a synchronous clamping and rotating systemcomprises: the gear II is fixed above the upper fixed plate; the leftsliding plate is mounted above the upper fixed plate via a guide rail I;the two left bearing seats are fixed above the left sliding plate; thetwo left shafts are mounted inside the left bearing seats via bearings;two V-shaped rollers are respectively fixed above the two left shafts;the right sliding plate is mounted above the upper fixed plate via aguide rail I; the two right bearing seats are fixed above the rightsliding plate; the two right shafts are mounted inside the right bearingseats via bearings; two V-shaped rollers are respectively fixed abovethe two right shafts; racks are respectively fixed below the leftsliding plate and the right sliding plate, and simultaneously engagedwith the gear II; the servo motor II is fixed below the right slidingplate, and an output end of the servo motor II is connected with oneright shaft; the cylinder IV is fixed on the right side of the frame,and the output end of the cylinder IV is connected with the rightsliding plate; an upper brush system comprises: the belt pulley IV andthe belt pulley V are mounted above the fixed support via pin rolls; theupper part of the swing arm is mounted on the fixed support via theturnover shaft; the servo motor IV is fixed on the lateral surface ofthe fixed support, and the output end of the servo motor IV is connectedwith one side of the turnover shaft; the belt pulley III is mountedbelow the swing arm; the servo motor V is fixed on the lateral surfaceof the fixed support, and the output end of the servo motor V isconnected with the belt pulley V; the belt pulley IV, the belt pulley Vand the belt pulley III are connected by the brush belt; the bearingseat IV is fixed below a bottom plate of the sliding support; the shaftIII is mounted inside the bearing seat IV via a bearing, and the fixedsupport is fixed below the shaft III; the servo motor I is fixed above abottom plate of the sliding support, and the output end of the servomotor I is connected with the top of the shaft III; the top of thesliding support is mounted below the upper lifting plate via the guiderail II; the cylinder III is fixed on the right side of the lower partof the upper lifting plate, and the output end of the cylinder III isconnected with the sliding support; the four guide posts II are fixedabove the upper lifting plate, and the four guide sleeves II matchedwith the guide posts II are fixed at the top of the frame; the twocylinders II are also fixed at the top of the frame, and the output endsof the two cylinders II are articulated with the upper part of the upperlifting plate.